# Mobile Integration

To have access to sats-connect methods on mobile you need to direct your users to the Xverse in-app browser you can do so using the following methods

### **1. Custom URL Scheme**

Xverse provides a custom URL scheme for deep linking:

```
xverse://
```

#### **1.1. Opening the In-App Browser**

To open the in-app browser of Xverse, use the following link:

```
xverse://browser
```

#### **1.2. Navigating to a Specific URL in the In-App Browser**

To open a specific URL in the in-app browser of Xverse, use the following format:

```
xverse://browser?url=YOUR_URL_HERE
```

For example, to open `www.magiceden.io` in the in-app browser, use:

```
xverse://browser?url=www.magiceden.io
```

**Note**: The custom URL scheme for Xverse is deprecated. Instead, it's advised to utilize Universal Links for iOS and Application Links for Android when linking with Xverse.

### **2. Universal Links and Application Links**

For enhanced security, Xverse utilizes Universal Links on iOS and Application Links on Android.

#### **2.1. iOS: Universal Links**

To link to Xverse using Universal Links on iOS, use the following format:

```
https://connect.xverse.app/
```

To open the in-app browser of Xverse, use the following link:

```
https://connect.xverse.app/browser?url=YOUR_URL_HERE
```

For instance, to navigate to `www.gamma.io` in the in-app browser, use:

```
https://connect.xverse.app/browser?url=www.gamma.io
```

The only deep linking parameter currently supported by Xverse is `browser`. To navigate to the in-app browser, include the `browser` parameter in your link.

#### **2.2. Android: Application Links**

On Android, Xverse utilizes Application Links, which function similarly to iOS's Universal Links. To deep link into Xverse on Android, use the same format as for iOS:

```
https://connect.xverse.app/browser?url=YOUR_URL_HERE
```

Opening this link will launch the Xverse app and navigate to the browser screen inside the app.


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```
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```

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